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In an unexpected twist for Dragon Ball Daima fans, the series unveiled an extraordinary power hidden within Majin Kuu, leaving viewers in awe. Since Goku and the Supreme Kai began traversing the Demon Realm, Dragon Ball Daima has been shaking things up quite significantly. Among the many surprises, one of the biggest was learning that Majin Buu’s origins were not tied to Babidi as previously believed. Instead, a new antagonist emerged—Majin Kuu. However, this monster turned out to be very different from what fans initially anticipated.

This week saw a few classic PS2 games making comebacks on both PS4 and PS5, each one holding an exciting twist for vintage PlayStation enthusiasts. Though every PlayStation era has its loyalists, it’s clear that the PS2 stands out as the zenith of PlayStation gaming, and it’s undoubtedly the favorite among fans. Its library boasted some of the best games ever made, and it remains the best-selling PlayStation console to date by a significant margin. In fact, it holds the title for being the best-selling video game console overall, surpassing even iconic brands like Nintendo, Xbox, and SEGA.

As fans of Paper Mario eagerly anticipate the announcement of a new game, they’ve found themselves revisiting all the classic Paper Mario titles, such as the recently ported “Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door” on Nintendo Switch. However, between the highly acclaimed “The Thousand-Year Door” and its rerelease, there was another Paper Mario game that didn’t perform as well. That game was “Paper Mario: Sticker Star,” which received less praise at the time of release. Yet, over a decade later, fresh insights have emerged to reevaluate this game in a positive light.

As a gamer, I’ve noticed that in Marvel Rivals, my progression is not only about enjoying the game but also about climbing the ranks to access competitive play and its ongoing season. It’s a grind for new players like me, as we need to level up our accounts all the way to rank 10 before we can even step foot on the ranked ladder. And that’s just account XP; the Battle Pass has its unique progression system too.

The Transformers movies are often described in many ways, but subtle isn’t one of them. If you were to ask the racially questionable caricatures in the live-action Transformers films or the numerous excessive slapstick humor scenes, they would likely agree. These movies are known for Mark Wahlberg portraying a Texan with a thick Boston accent and giant robots shouting things like “I’m a fat ballerina!” before charging into battle. The colossal forms of the Transformers robots might be easier to hide than the creative ideas behind these live-action productions.